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City in and capital of Connecticut, United States
Attendance patterns for U.S. megachurches in the 2020s are mixed: many large congregations remained strong or grew in the early 2020s, with studies finding roughly 1,750–1,800 Protestant megachurches ...
ICE’s formal detention-use-of-force standard names oleoresin capsicum (OC) spray—“pepper spray”—as an authorized intermediate force weapon and requires staff training on use of force, but public repor...
Multiple analyses in the provided materials conclude that a substantial list of U.S. cities reported , but the exact list varies sharply across sources. The Newsweek-derived list identifies 22 cities ...
since 2024 has been large and appears driven more by political, administrative and operational factors than by straightforward differences in city crime rates; researchers point to state politics and ...
Connecticut showed , with analyses reporting widespread increases in Trump vote share and several towns flipping from Democratic to Republican, but Connecticut remained according to available post-ele...
A wave of “ICE Out” protests has unfolded across the United States since the Jan. 7 shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, with organized demonstrations and spontaneous vigils reported in Minne...
The main stated goal of the No Kings protests is to mobilize mass against what organizers describe as authoritarian tendencies in the Trump Administration, while creating pathways for participants to ...
The available reporting and photo collections show the largest No Kings protests concentrated in major metropolitan hubs——with additional large turnouts reported in Denver, Minneapolis, and Miami. Cov...
Social media platforms’ coverage of the No Kings protest on October 18, 2025, emphasized widespread, largely peaceful, pro-democracy demonstrations in cities and towns across the United States, presen...
The available reporting does not identify any specific cities or countries that definitively “saw no ‘No Kings’ protest demonstrations.” Contemporary coverage documents widespread participation across...
The available reporting indicates that the "No Kings" protests were widely visible across the United States and documented extensively in photos and reportage, with organizers projecting and some sour...
The core verified claim is that a coordinated set of protests called “No Kings” occurred on October 18, 2025, with events nationwide and significant local gatherings such as a large demonstration in d...